Marshall to Survey China Situation
General Wedemeyer announced plans for a survey of the China situation to inform future U.S. military policy. He disclosed talks with Chinese officials on surplus U.S. Army property, and said 74 American planes were not yet transferred but would be assembled in Shanghai for potential sale to China or return to the United States.
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Ubingiday
Albert C. Wedemmgen
China
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George Marshill
Phing
President Pruman
United State
Wedemeyer
Marshall’ Wedemeyer
Tadia
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Shanghai
Hurop
Wademeyer
United States
US envoy comments on Yenan Communist group and air events
Wedemeyer says a Yenan based Communist group helped report Japanese activity and locate downed American airmen. He notes the group existed when he arrived and remains useful to him for intelligence and coordination with China’s central command.
Stalin Expected to Prolong Vacation Say Reports
A highly reliable source says Joseph Stalin plans to extend his vacation and return to Moscow after a period of rest. The reports note the leader’s reassured health and possible early resumption of duties, with no exact date given.
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Moscow
Gneralissina
Stalin
Hiss
Tung
Statin
Nazi Prisoners Ex Rowe to Germany
About 1750 German prisoners of war were sent from Niagara Falls via route to Germany after years at Fort Misgara. Remaining prisoners at Fort Nix exara were to be moved to Pine Camp once they finished work before Fort Misgara’s abandonment at year end.
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Germany
Niagara Falls
Fartapars
Fort Misgara
Pine Camp
Fort Nixexara
Jews Reject British Palestine Trusteeship Claim
Jewish leaders in Palestine denounce a British trusteeship plan arguing eternal book and historic occupancy justify Jewish claims. The Palestine Assembly proposes defiance while clashes near Tel Aviv leave Jews dead and 75 wounded as British troops fire on Arab and Jewish groups.
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Palestine
Holy Land
Aiitain
Assebulh Hanmarim
Palestine Assembly
Beatrice Fairfax Creator Mrs. Marie Manning Guseh Dies
Marie Manning Guseh 70, famed as the Beatrice Fairfax whose Advice to the Lovelorn column guided lonely readers, died of heart failure in Washington. She began the column in 1898 at the New York Journal, created from reader letters, earning fame as a national voice on love. Funeral planned as private.
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Washington
Beatrice Fairy
Marie Manning Gaseh
Beatrice Fairfax
Mies Guseh Waa
Alisx Manning
New York Journal
Arthur Brishine
Brisbane
Stark
Fist
Fairfax
Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Weekend News Teasers
A garbled OCR passage lists unclear names and mixed phrases from a newspaper page. It mentions times and possible sections like Morning News and backstage notes, but readable facts are minimal and entities are incoherent.
Nazi Leaders Linked to Austrian Invasion Plot Transcript Evidence
The document shows Goering directing a telegram and naming Seyss Inquart as key in inviting German troops into Austria. Bullitt’s notes reveal US opposition to Nazism, church attacks, and a plan to form anti US groups abroad. The transcripts also discuss German readiness for alliances and understate Russian power.
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Shungglor
Kurt Sulichalen
Agate
Aldernan
Ber Na Aly
Goering
Arthur Seyssel
Uuerk
Tnd
Austria
Gorin
Seyss-Inquart
Bullitt
Aleo
Willy
Attbasandor Wiliam C. Bullitt
America
United States
Germany
Aldrat Goering
France
Man charged after disturbance at domestic dispute
In Reno Nerv a man named Bul Crowson of Montana appeared in police court before Judge Guy Waltz on a disturbance of the peace charge. Crowson was fined $50 after an alleged assault on his wife following a disputed calculation.
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Reno
Nerv
Ebeling
Fheliig
Bul Crowson
Montana
Guy Waltx
Crowson
Soviet Union Opposes UN Trusteeship Plan
The Soviet Union yesterday opposed creation of a temporary trusteeship committee to handle mandates and protectorates, a highly controversial topic before the United Nations preparatory commission. Ambassador Gromyko led the Soviet delegation in London, refraining from full endorsement.
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London
Soviet Union
United Nations Preparatory Commission
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Sovlet Ambasua
Fragments From UN Debate Mention Yugoslav Delegation
A garbled report notes a Yugoslav delegation remarking on mandates and long term roles in the United Nations. It references debates about trusteeship, dissolution, and the status of states with mandates within the UN framework.
Fragmentary Local Notice From Missing OCR Source
The readable text shows garbled place names and scattered directions. No coherent event or clear entities to establish a complete news item or outcome for a formal card.
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